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WEE1LY EI)ITIUN.
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The Greatest Possible Good to the Greatest Possible Number.'
.t asy lees wresrele
M' D"
Walkerton.
• erton. Every eerier
ONthe direct road from Res(ortb to
A.O. 61bw^mo. ••ea's'e C, w.
tI"104M.11Baoson at cis,
passer
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aad ICIAN. 'Manion. it elGn„B„hed. de
aAlWdsam third er.as
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I --- Or. tetsabnrv. r vane.
GIRD', Art mom room suemer
thorrmet.eavitimmilser re she New* rod
tu..rsn.v.. New Yea. Ruder• a**eftWIC Ballad.
Ae.waeM•r. feaeshrw'• C. w'
Ire g,eyrne.
RRnRBR AND seW poen. "m7,j
a.lrwr..8 crew, 1'r.rt B•.ee. 1{
--- - M. C• tlassl'trom.
1,,, w street, oeMr► arta •
kITONNIT.AT•Llt t(s
T(a
Gebrrh, Curds Reek Ohre di
modern tor the tnrelline public.
WTO., ,r, Now. 5, 1867, HANNAH DAYS.
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Cos samaras• hien• pinto tel el I C.W
hgkia
JOHN RICKS, Proprietor. This is th
I eigest and br.trt..unny Hotel ,n We.4.r
7a.ada.•nd charge• •1 moderate,, any Heim
n Mitchell. Slag. Proprietor. Good rabisgfor
140 Horses. Hones and Carriages for Hue •a
Blierteet New, i 1
COLONIAL HOUSE.
THE Subscriber always keeps the largest
variety and hest Stock of
HOISERY & GLOVES !
IN THE COUNTIES.
CHAS. E. ARCUIIBAI.D.
apr[a. 3.., 1866. • serol
HA TIOLN:
Godsneh. Aa_ ist :'ad.
i .
.Iohn Gees**
NNUC w"MMAN- S O A P FACT O
81 our.T tr. relle Nartal ltr'd'N'I 0,
Ungwoa %treat, nodule►
1841
l). 848.840.
. . name'em.
I)ArRMTwRhR, r.rr. r. amw* as a,
0
Rar'a, Woolwool 004 a Me~al Illoog000
door
a.m.
Joan N. 4Aorden,
MRNRT-AT-1.411.MIL111Tn%IN MIAN tRT
AMR..
ttwel rear .v+w..w»r .ra,
sari. •fes, A rhe sorb ride of rot Ono. ..1 id
.s
•law On•^46we arewe. --- -
J. V. !Elwood.
InABRItITRR..\TTOOS!. tT-LAw. 1 .
t'7 r Re Ofaro woo W Moro .wd Nue
Mem 4'w ..wr et Refit beam
N..t. ()Monett
Jansen t. INN. "f' Mwaolrn 2ATichoLen.
NRGICALUI'EKATIVF. ANDMECHANfU-
RYt
ECONOMY FOR HOUSEKEEPERS
GOOD HARD 8OAP,
arents por nu MS'orsa.r .. ,,.
•OFT' IBOEL. P
11400 • barrel or 10 *so pre ca. • i ,., n h.J at
eke e'I44' and Ilan ASlt IAr
TORI, im ,b 118481.
JOHN BARNES.
tio4.uch, Name *3.4. 1164. W .,•
Doyle t NQtatrr.
BAa014TRRS A311 ,rnRN1U, nOLIerTORn-
''hn. a• 4.((•I4. I norm R A.
■. L. Dorsi. orb _- ---.
William Fraser.
TTORrIY AT LOW e0LIMT'I*tN Cel OSCUT.
A C....yawration.,80'. a.,ration.,cease
of
11.e• 'e
SFlllths R. 17.1*. LI A.
roaseseIaeddine`T [mellow pseerolo. ema r's sew
rose. Donated arre raMealmverselaeldert ,ea Des le tar .ars
WACKIER.
A11O11Nxr-A3-LAW. 801.131T MAI COAIT.
nary. ceititemo. aa, wei K.o.derra
JAILIsit T.OARROW
q
ouotTt 11 tel 1411178118,. MOWN' aT LAW.
5.ws.,.1: *a, ax
ele
Rtre t- N.rC Carr'. Law Colles, Kiwi*
re. Mwleoswon.
V \RUM& ATIONYBY, entielTOR , ac.
U CI..t.,•. net.
MONET TO LEND.
Al.
D 1NTI19T•
1 ELECTOWPATH1ST ,tc.
TEETH inserted i* either P1a
•tna, Gold, Silver. or Vulcan
i.ed Rasher on reaumsbl. tenor
erre Ike over the Ford O,Rce. West Street
leslwnh.
Agricultural
MUTUAL ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION
OF CANADA.
NeOTICE s hslebv given flat LESLIE
JOHNSTON s nu longer an Agent fur
l above Company, his services having
s..
leen dispensed with. He hnauthority
• take risks ortrannact anyotlar business
Whatever for the Company.'
1). C. Meth/SALD, Sec.
i London. Ont., May 28, 1868. wL.tf
ICRfR►n \TCfln0/1(tilsor1[Ln. rawly.' 11
LU NJ 01)71McDonnell
14
Bonn. www aye w.amy crus, r.
mato/ In. ort.•1 yr,
L. 31. H.r11n,
CLII. 330(1(13 ATD 'IrgTRO
Agent cad C 0.nitww. L•MN,w.
Leen
1 •Am ON BAND
1,k2T DOOR TO
,
UNE OF MONTREAL, WEST ST.
.TA31ffi9 FCRCSIL MON.
RG:RBTARY IIUWIVT11c01ix amociaTIO8.
Batman [Ls
Peer O a. w 0
A LAAGR SUPPLY
or
D. P. CA7IPSEt E, s,
PROVINCIAL Ltln maverickDRtt'.IITI-
.... a.. 06e. a Or month rang Awn. at
wmteter.
N R .AB torten mor eer.ryl., 4Aoota r Tal*
hunt. B.,, r WIyiwR w* tem* meek. .t•IMO
.1031,3 ii ALDA:Y, .tr.
OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE,
INRURANCI, tern AND CletRALAGBNT,
Money al 1 poem.
We -Waal 818804. 1,888,8, aapet.,v. nrmierlrrtn.
THE LANCASHIRE
FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMP'NY.
CAPITAL, £2,0110,000 FTgd'leNG
Tate Cmmlway wan .p-Wy .lad , IM eriliaa,
tlaur d on...nec M Wei Bea . grant Olrl-
thnn0,luta rh.n.11ar of taw tert04 ) u an Aare or
.b hlg4,ert elan lee ramy Mad %, MM.
sox L ICII. B 1111111111,
A4.si t4 Ga4.rtrh.
(CEO. RUMBA , CO•
FORWARDERS.
Id COSI N LS 1101 Ilerehsste
08 a,. 4*4 n At•L tom or
PRODUCE, COAL, SALT, WATER
LINE. Ake
etlr. Aroma for lntslYttarise and Fire
.ar*n ee C3mp*nice.
I II AYN7R (WAY• c.
Auction A Qosion.
C3( DERICH k)C',IN.FON
F.wtahl LNheat
SA LES of Mirell•n.np Prosy le RmleDeh
.veru ll.terdy,.,1 rot Clhp
nudity. fejT► Wed.
Moneta a.lren'01 n0 T
sah.nd pswroot ract we.. main" a. r I•'wwdist'
Perm .41'wk and .leer 6m44 a,not
.dtnthmnghm4tha'-nony Ilyallead-
M- TRUISM ANN Ani.„
wit --- Nene' 'kl'.., ()menet
Montt, to Loan on Ragout.,
PPRAONR R to the Tom sr
A .(Urr•r ('•"" 1'1s,
Co1,g 0y
M.
G, M. vettEMaN
Markt ,,aaa
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Land0
Moe,
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to..d I'w Rale M weal
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(3nMrWt.Mroh
aI. L'1t7M7. Mua
^maM
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SALT TERRIT(ly
FOR SLE OR' 1E1E.
WITHIN UM moms M no
0,414 Moshe, Ams, Ma~m'enrh
P ARM iNf1 LAN1
eO.Yee,.wt to UN test.. Am.,y
.... JOIla 65
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0,,.1..n.0.1 es es Dee.. t, '"*'"isi..h
le
ich be in prepared to make op in the Ann-
an notice. and Cheep for Cash.
OOD FIT WARRANTED.
A lea
eierteh, cell lx. p
CARTED AFRESH!
NAD/q4
A✓
q 5
XE
C ODBIRIOS
;cam Axe Factory.
IOHN McPHERBON,
I :Ito .nnoanee the public that he is
..o a prepared, with new and improved
atm Dtchinery, to torn oat hos enperinr
ale larger gasntitiee than hitherto, and
hal N rove the sante satiefacnon that W
aplle6 hie efforts up to the present.
NEI KUM have gained a weleapread
p4Brity throaeheut Huron end Hrece.
somber she shop : Corner of Waterloo
1mlththou*e nreeis,
&rich, Dee. 2. 1467. wtitt
t'OYES 1 STOVES
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(IODERICH, ONTARIO, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 186&
engin tee Iived:n ib
GFR.ATN, FLOUR, FEI:1)
ANL
PROVISION STORE.
ARCHIBALD HODOB,
Panner[ 0ER''HANT,
Cameron' Block Kingston Street,
* B r
GODE111CH.
ri RAIN, FLOUR, OATMEAL, CORNMEAL,
r Bran, Shone. Poster, B.ren, Ruiter,
txe.Ne.dmd •n,r'ket price pad for ,rata and all
kinds *produce. *414
GI BARKY & BRO,f
O
CABINET MAKERS
1
IVOOD-TURN ERS !
AND UNDERTAKERS,
Hamilton St„ Goderich,
L'EEI' constantly on heed for sales 511 .rti-
11 elm In their lis, lucb as
Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables,
Sofas, &c ,
Q) All kinds of wood -turning done, sigh u
Neel peen, stair banaietsrs, neckyoks, ke
AIwave on hand, • complete
ASSORTMENT OF COFFINS
and a II kILiF to hire on reasonable term
Goderieb, Mae 3rd. 1866 . 15w6m•
MINIMS Witectorp.
ALLAN P. !MACLEAN,
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nAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHS
C.IrWme ,0 pan of West of England Broad
clothe, Heaven, Wh,ln.ya, Beer.km., Frey
English, Saotch,aad French Tweed., Cashmeres,
Doeskins, and ■ kenr.y of C•nadn. l'loth.;
Plea, Saila, and Flowered Vesting., Shon.,
Gimes, Cap.. Me., 6cc.
He feels ouned.at of giving esma4elwp to ali
who may wroth= with their °niers.
TWEED SUiTS (all wooly 512 and upwards.
stir N. B. -Cutting done to (later. g -g
Goderieb, Sept 25th. 1866,
lAME&4 Pal Alfa. lI.I.,
ARCHITECT,
PLANT AND N.rtu4Y1CAT1UNR of Build
i age.dce., sot up i n • neat cad corr.:tatt le
)r •1 km liarom Amnon Mart, Mir
rat
Simms ,Uodench. UwnInll Tly
LUOKNOW HOTEL
AND STAGE OFFICE,
E. S. C17NYINOHAII, Propnetor.
`frl'ATF.D on the corner on the Nonhern
Roa.l, Lurk now, Steam leave every
morning lr (.nd.rieh and Walaennn. Toe
hotel ls6lt.) on with accommodation for
commercial *metiers. A large Hall snitched.
1 itself. 806"
FIRE & IR.MARINE
I \ s u
ACIF.
1211ANIX FIRE ASSURANCE Company o.
[i Landon England. eete(J,ahed ,o 17b2,oae cI
the oldest dargeal and heat ..vire. in Canada.
HORACE HORTON, Agent.
PROVINCIAL IN4IIRANCE Company of
Cauda, Head UM.e lomat". Will take
nsk. on Country and City Propene. Meme
r,.4•take, •1•111u• MUM 55 say other lin, claw
wee..
HORACE HORTON,
Agent.
W MONEY TO LOAN.
EXCHANGE OFFICE
( l, j $p(1 00On',admin..*
.f , rJ 0.rn..ecuntr r•rable
0ODE' MCH, ONT. antero /rctt.)n1H1i nnrS min..*CE $TD •r,• No
Highest (Price Paid for
ALL 1111113111 Or
Agent.
lod.ne5. Muesli • • 'war. e.7
AMERICAN BONDS. Go D F, R I C II M
Greenbacks, Drafts,
GOLD, SPUR, COMMCRCIIL
ANI) BANE OP
UPPER CANADA BILLS,
BOUGHT AND SOLD
AT BENT RATES.
Om. 1: -West Street, 3 doom East or
Post Office.
DEAN k SMART.
Go4ench. Feb. 10, 1868. 3.3 in
A GREAT CURF. OF UVEB t1.MPl.AIHT ANO
DYSPEPSIA IN CANADA.
Carman, Pollee 34.urt Co., C. W.. March, 1A6L.
knemo t C ,n, -errs, ha.on.t'r."
arae tot ,1. I1,.,o4.ede re livernhmpl.nt..rd i1*'{e0-
ateI .m adored N make 1110 statement meter • ath. ...lora
meatal, lbw 1 have seen rarely .1.114 Mr the WI
three loon aremastag tothe Ikr4on• sa,ernente ria
I.. err r',wnph"nl and Uvspema 1 modfeeling of
.inking .rd nn' enems .t aahethe maw*, war.
hes p.m 'rsrut eau of wind, neeenonowl pain. Am..'-
.,Iw1u uneasiness in the tato mde,head.ehe,
• pear appetite. ar.,•e., and ^really reared n
strength. Hearing mares Ida m.dr,nr the lireat
Shn.hnnero tummy .peeraf.n hag/111y, 1 Diad. hail.
wile ePIN,
mud
n
1 11.1,111.11,111 11111•
rhnar,htIok another d then fount my health
nn.d it ann. I hr. tater •Mat ten
bo
bottle.
not 1
MN.e, name mile, std 1 hod pant
1 lar. dun' am
te red. !eat hearty .1 haul pea ,r ,,rune... 1 em
u and naee pl ors m treat.„ le ey brume...
TA.,ha .,,
data remarked e 1 ares tootle, much Idler,
11. N him Ila OastNM"h,..r.. Remedy oats ,*.,ins it
I Irv, ,ananmewde.e the Remedy in serval rr4
n W invadable grind etre" gaIr4n..n, and I wvoni ool*
stronglyno,lyrecommend ilbml .Hrv,d r 1 was.
A)IHR(a0. \\43/11.
Soma N gore M rat ebawean. (' w
41.14d Any,/ M.A. 11147
J N. CAIN 48,1. P,
e C.wtmisw.8rr M Q.11.. In 2,1 Mr Ia.
.a 111 Cowen, d Prow* 34."... 4:. W.
STOP AND SEE,
T111•: •following rasa ---4 n TMimaalwl. sol m.wt
., deem1 sod . ruwwth say •sores ma a*t *tern. y
:.M
1►eOn.. AuIYIMAN REMEDY. They Are .nn
11•11.6114e mut 11,01111.01111.6 1•1.1, sallorom to anomie.
the man anthatteieroMM,rnol n-
and en.' o ages t. Dow .,•solos• n Me (host
9HOSHONEES REMEDY
rasa
1/111•11104.• of .41. Thn,l *.lm(+ .8r, IMorenoe
4hrms, It Moor. se., .o is on *4 e• A•mfu4, earmna
eke. ra.en..•, 140.0,04. 4.d ail .4004.• armour Mal
Imperils.. el the lima. we badly stale 0.1 t.,1 great
'matey Au, NRVRR Mall ll AI.I.RD. when
.m there ever aarh 8 can .• that In the areal n4
Wilma nada of N4'h,nn C. R., n4 .;onwm
.pl"m : nr
aal,.o Vela (•. m•. blear.F.n,e.Mwn 3. W.. °.'o*-
arm this of Ambrose WOnd,aConio.rm,, C..W
No p.Y, cad 1100' ,IC et that 0.f John
a 772(2.222.W
4*^ea, C• W. M RM .. an
0Amm • sohd
,,,,, i1 772(2.222., N.., Ii1, rMehw Mr v'N16, to wpm. d.11 ,rN1-
w)ream•, enc m mow .444. Beer. of .rot .os.e
mato N ar dtnnnl Mel re neer
IJ W A8 j - Mom p t '/'all t 4he lung moau, et • C.nnhr mi I I ammtla 0 ro 114' . the 7rRV..A r NNIML
03WIEDY and 111.111 and wary , Mr
.*1004
Price Of the RamA6P in large "'Weill
,r tee d.4 111 s" I4w.etes aM Deslen m Mem
Arens far OwIer*'h, F. la..4n .rd Veer a
Canty
1I1101ALRAfAt AORN7'el•
I.y M o,my N. F.I ANr17 A r.. 1 MRONTO.
pl *1 1148305 a 1PATIw/4/,
Meantimea MANN, [HAMILTON.
A-BAMII.TON8140 '
COAL OIL*
HOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Coal Oil Lampe, he. Ao. i)kl in"a.
0, Rear, N' nal P,eknes. and Sheep Skims
,n enrhug.,
J.& J. RTUR3,
Sint of th Large Coal Oil Barrel,
rret. Marek 1 N, 1 ke7 3-0
tes-
1111*ATlo1 Batt ae Quu,c.-The Que-
bec correspondent of the Spectator says :- -
The latest and principal aeration among
the fashionable circles at the present time
is the coming grand ball of all nations,
which 1. to be hell at Quebec about the
micelle of next month. It 1. expected that
this will be the most brilliant and dazzling
affair of this kind -ever witnessed upon the
American continent, and extensive pro-
mpraanntions are already being rttade for it.
The display of diamonds and precious
twill be so dazzling that there will be net
use for gaslights during the evening. It is
thought Out the Counter of N -will be
writent, and, if so, she will wear upon her
pers.ola diamonds and precious store to the
value fo half a million of dollars.
WINDSoR. Sept. 1.-Coronor Don-
nelly held au inquest yesterday en the
remains of the three Van Orden's., who
lost their lives in ue of the mills burned
at Belle River Satarday night. A
large number witneses were examined
by whom it wee proven that previous to
the breaking out of the flames in Van
Orden s mill three pistol theta were fired
in the vicinity of the mill, and that
Robarsh, the man arrested on suspicion,
had on several oocaoior, used thleateming
language towards Van Orden. Tho in-
quest will be resumed this Morning, and
unless s7me new light s thrown upon the
matter by additional witoe** ., the ane
will still be enveloped in mystery, and
the jury will probably fail to identify
Robarsh with the tragedy.
THa1LLINUAUCIDa,T AT NIAGARA FALII
-ADARING AAT', -The BukslrCor•o.rre'.l
learns that s startling incident occurred
there on Monday afternoon. A little girl,
while getting upon the railing of the
bridge, leading trent the main land to
Goat Island, lost her balaors, sad fell int.
the rapids. Instantly, c young mai nam-
ed Moulton, who resides at Auburn,
plunged in to rescue the child. Creeping
the little one, and keeping her heed above
water, both were swept un towards the
prompter, and destruction seemed inevit-
able. But Moulton, being an expert
swimmer, struggled manfully with the
rushing torrent, and succeeded in reach-
ing the shore only about fifteen feet from
the brink of the cataract It was a moat
humane and daring act.
birmetea Aernmemu FROM LIGHTYINn.
-A very large nunnbrr of accidents from
lightning are reported from distracts of
France, rine of them of the meet extra-
ordinary kind. Three days ago, the elec-
tris fluid struck a house at Con rp.gwc
Charente Imperienre, and w.,undel sir
persons. A girl had her clothes burned
and received asevereshock. The lightning
fired off a double barrelled gun, .bn.ke the
Oar of • clock, and melted the weights.
Another case is much more deplorable. A
young min of the age of 22, and a girl
IA, who were on the point of marriage,
were found 'eaning evert a tree, both
quite dead. A man had his watch broken
in mors *About suffering injury to him-
self, w it is reported.
I 1. L TRAGEDY NEAR WINDSOR.
FLOI'R AND FEED STORE,
Crabb's Block Kingston Stroot.
I.OI'K. Oat -mail, Corn -meal and Mill
Feed.
meet), • lop ofS • C red HAMS
Just received this morning,
500 B.*hels prime Potatoes.
1000 " oats.
T. B. VANEYRY k Co.
Goderich June 7, 1867. .200.
` t
F nme ug, r •
and Rolled 14•con.
LOOK HERE
J J
FT'11F, snbseriber having REMOVED to the
A. store latele occupied by W H. DUNCAN.
first door south of Hingham'. Market Square,
wishes to inform his friends in the Town of
Gnderich and surrounding country, that he
now hat the largest and most comrlete stock
of Fall and Winter
Boots and Shoes
of any house in the roontry,ennaining every
err of Ladies' and Children's goods, ,rad
that he has also a rep largo rbrtgrot of
GENTLEMEN'S
WINTER BOOTS
cane and fine, loth imported, and of his
own manufacture, which he will sell
Cheap for Cash
Call and Amami..., as he is satisfied that he
has jest the goods you wont,.
SAM'L FURSE.
Goderich, Sept. 24, 8807. .4
Farm tor Sale.
TRE west t of lot 25 Hayfield Road, Town-
ship of Stanley, 77 acres, about 50'lear-
cd. The land it of first-rate quality, sod
good .prang creek mining through the lot.
Terme, part of the money down. Time given
for the remainder at 8 per Cent per annum
Further particulars may be had op applies
ot.lo JOHN JOHNSTON.
Lot9, Hayfield Road Stanley.
Goderid. Sq847.
M 9th: 1 w:13.
CHEESE LCIIEESE!
Shephard alt Strachan,
GROCERS, GODERUCII.
HAVE been reappointed sole menet at
Goderich for the sale of the celebrated
Exeter Factory Cheer.
Lord dealers supplied at the Factory
Prices.
SREPRARDISTRACHAN.
Go pariah, May 27, 1987. t _ wIR tl
WEE PROPERTY FOR
SALf]_
R1TIF enderwegnerl offers for wile 114 6, en..
L 3, Ood.nch 4ownohlp.-101 acro*, 65
cleared, frame barn, gond land. The prn
party u only • s. 10 from present salt well*,
And a tke rseem runs thro•gh it, better
salt territory cannot he found.
WILLIAM RLLJUI,
Goderich.
Mash 24, 1868. a* 60 tf
TWO MILLS BURNED.
348111: 1'*:R"454 1110,11 ;r, DRAIN.
0314' Ins. THAT TORT *151
Yt'(04111».
Windsor, Aug. 3L. -ten Sunday morn-
ing, about half past 12 o'clock a horrible
tragedy was started at Belle River, about
18 miles from Windsor Van Order's tuill
was art on fire by the torch of an in-
cendiary. This fact is toady shown by the
subsequent discovery of an oil can and
other combustibles near the place where
the building were fired. As mein ea .t
communicated to the main portion and
shorter than it takes us to write, the whole
fabric was in the embrace of the devouring
element- The village was hushed in silent
dumber, but the stainer was awakened
by the alarming rep.rta of pistol shots, and
• few who heard them were aroused to •
the situation b lights
sense ay the glaring g ts
which shone from the burning pile. Harpy
had the half -awakened sleepers discovered
the fire, before another burst over their
gaze, and it was found that the mill of
Van Allen, situated about two hundred
yards distant was also in flames. A prompt
effort wag made 4o millirem both, but they
were both burned to the ground. The
buildings adjoining wherein Mr. Van
1 rden's wife and gr•ndeon were, were
first enveloped and sad to say, they
perished in the general disaster. ester -
day morning their blackened and charred
romans were taken from the mouldering
Ore and placed in a box for interment.
They were barely distinguishable, w corn
plete had the element done its work. The
body of Mn. Van Orden could only be dis-
tinguished from the fact that the fire had
exhausted its fury before she was entirely
consumed. Sickening as may be the de-
tails of this horrible affair the facta must
be gated. All that is left of Mr. Van
(hden's body is a portion of the trunk,
burned to • cinder, head and lege gone
and scarcely the semblance of humanity
left. The wife is ,1uly rec•gnired from the
appearance of the hair on the lark of her
Mimi, which was almst consumed. Tho
balance of the body, extremities and top
of the head were destroyed. The body of
the gransou who was • smart active young
man of 17 years of age, is only rec.gnhz-
able from the faces given above. The mill
of Mr. Van (Peden was totally destroyed.
What the motive for firing these promises
could be, will onlybedearlined on figure
investigation. it may be to distract atten-
tion, or there may have been periled
reasons for it. In either oases no excrete
can be ofIlled
. There is a surmise and
probable velatiun may - emablsh the
truth of it hat the Van t)rdenfamily were
first murdered, and that the permutes
were fiend to cover rap dl.eovery.
Citizens
sate that pistol shot. were heard at the
time of the alarm, and it is probable that
the unfortunate family were murdered in
their sleep. it is alleged that Mr. Van
Orden drew from his b•nken, Messrs.
Noble 5 Strong, at Windrow, 36(0 on
Saturday, and there may hare been a
motive for Ode horrible proceeding --that
he was dogged to hia home, and with him
Roily brutally asarainwted. None left
to tell the horrible ale.
Van Allan's mill was immune for 51,000
in the Queen'. Captain Robarish was ar-
rested yesterday evening on auapicinn of
having been implicated in tho horrible
affair. Today, (1. McMWn., stipendary
mmaagg,.trate ; Dr. Donnelly, coroner ; S. S.
McDonnell Crown Attorney, and John
O'connor, twp., M. F., Counsel hr Crim-
inals, all left here this morning. The
trial ommeelsd today. The trial will be
oonclnded to -[sorrow.
A rumour current that Mr. Howe
is to accept °Nine as chairmen of the rail -
*ay onmmision, but it is not generally
entailed.
FOUL PLAY.
53 1'4ARLas RIA111 ARD D1014 aOUCII'At'LT.
CONTINUED.
CHAPTER LVI.
-Un to Or time Helen'• sett, and its
attributes, had been • great lisadve ntage
to her. She had been stopped on the veer
threshhold of her inquiry by petty difficul-
ties which a man wuuld have neat sur-
mounted. But one fine day the scale
gave • little turn, and she made • little
die -emery, tharnke to her sex. Women,
whether it is that they are borne to be fol-
lowed, or aoeustomed to be followed, seen,
to have eyes in the back of their heeds,
and teatime to divine when somebody
after therm. This inexperienced girl who
'cad missed seeing ruauy things oar readers
have seen, observed in merely phasing her
window *seedy ,,tan in the courtyard of
the hotel. Wald you believe it, she in-
tently recognised the matt who had open-
ed hercabdour in Lincoln's Inn Fields,
and at Charhug Cross. At various inter-
vals he passel the window ; and twice she
saw the urn again. She pondered, and
determined to try a little experiment,
IL,burt Penfuld it may be raiment rel,
had mentioned an expert as one the
cp,eanon she was to see. She had 1 ed
for his name in the Directory ; but experts
were notduwn wt the books. Another fat -
alit ! But at last she had found Under-
, cliff, a litlurgrapher, and she fancied that
must be the seine person. She did not
1 hope to learn much from hint ; the newe-
1 papers said his evidence had caused •smile.
• She had a distinct object in visiting hem
the nature of which will appear. She
ordered cab, and drearier' herseit. She
came .lawn and entered the cab ; but in-
stead of telling the man where to drive,
she gave him a slip of paper, containing
this addrtas of the lithographer. "Drive
there," said also, • htts mysteriously.
The cabman winked, suepectiug an intrigue
and went off to the place. There she
learned lir. Undercliff hadmovod to Frith
btreet, Soho, number not known. She
told the cabman to drive slowly up hid
down tbe.treet, but could not find the
name. At last she observed some litho-
graphs i,. a window. She let the cabin• n
godownthe street, than stopped him clad
paid him off. She had no sooner dune
this then she walked very briskly back,
and entered the little shop and enquired for
Mr. t'uderclitf. lie was out and not sepoct-
e,1 back for au hour. "1 will wait," said
Helen ; and she sat down with her head
upon her white hand.- A seedy man pass-
ed the window rapidly with a busy car ; and
of his eye shot a glance into the shop, it
was ve slight and careless nalady could
suspect he mule spy, and had done his
w.,rk effectually she flashed by. In that
moment the young lady, through tbechmk
, f her fingers, which she had opened for
Uri penman, not ouly recognized the man
but noticed his face, his wwtc,at,hs dirty
linen, and the pin in his neck -tot.
" Ah i" rid she, and finished to the
brow.
She lifted mD her heed and became con-
scious o1 • formidableold woman, who was
standing behind the counter at the aide
door, eyeing her with theseyerestacrutiny.
thew Be0d senses she had a prow opinion 1
the win tormented with fees that he wined
du some desperate act, -drown himself, or
go to sea ; or, would of a11, marry some
trollop, She became very anxious and un-
happy. Before this misfortune she used
to go about singing the fiat verse of a song,
and whistling the next like any ploughboy;
an aa;entric performance, but it made the
house gay. Now both song and whistle
*ere suspended, and instead it was all
hard work and hard crying; turn about.
Sheattached herself to Michael Penfold
because he had known tr.ubte, and was
sympathetic,these two opened their hearts
to one another, and formed • friendship
that was very honest and ruching.
The scene of their conversation and mu-
tual consolation was Nancy's parlor; a lit-
tle mite of a room she had partitldned off
from her business. "For," said she, "*
lady 111 be, --after my work ti done, -if it
t. only in a cupboard." The room had a
remarkably large fireplace, which had ori-
ginally warmed the whole floor, hat now
was used as a ventilator only. The gas
would have been stifling without it. As
(,,r lighting a fin id it, that was Mit of the
question.
On a certain evening, eon after Mr.
Penfold's return from 'Borland, the pair
est over their tea, and the conversation fell
on the missing sweetheart, Michel had
been thinking It over, and was full of en
ouura gement. Ho said. --
"Miss Rous, something tells me that,
if Mr. Wylie could only know your heart,
he would tura up directly.
"What we ought to do is to send some
body to look for hint in all the sailors'
haunts ; some sharp fellow, - dear me,
what • knocking they always keep up next
.144,,,''
O, that is always the way when one
wants a quiet chat. Drat the we,nai 1 i 1!
hats her indicted.
''No, you won't Mir Rous ; she is •
poor 50,41, and beano brine.* except let-
ting lodgings ; she 85 not like you. But I
do hope she will be M kind as nut to come -
quite through the wall."
"Wear heart !" said Nattcy, "ten on, and
never mind her noise, which it ,ie worse
then a hurgangrid.r."
"Well, then, if you can't find hint that
way, I say --Advertise."
Me !" cried Nancy, turning very rel,
"1)0 I look like a woman as would adver-
tl.e fora man i"
N', na'a ; quite the reverse. But,
what 1 mean is, you might put ,n setae
thing n'44 too plain. For instance ; If J.
W. will return te N. IL, all will lee forgot-
ten and orgiven,"
"He'dfhave the upper hand of me for
life," said Nancy. 14o, no ; I won't ad-
vertise for the fool. What right had he to
run off at the first word f He ongbttokuow
my bark o. worse than my bits by this
tome. Yuu can, th"nl'S"
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